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What judges a task of a story — decided by code, never by a test author’s choice. A task is judged by the scenarios it names; the story’s checkpoint (its last task that is not planning work) by every scenario no earlier tick verified, together; a task a person deferred by its regression checks, its scenarios going to the checkpoint; any other by the story’s scenarios, the author choosing. However the earlier tasks went, every scenario of a finished story was judged.
Structs§
- Scenario
Mark - One scenario of a story.
- Story
Scenarios - A story’s scenarios, each verified by a tick or left for its checkpoint.
- Story
Task - One task of the story, in document order.
Enums§
- Share
- What judges one task.
Functions§
- checkpoint
- The story’s checkpoint: its last open task that is judged by acceptance tests. Whatever order the tasks run in, the one that closes the story judges what is left; none once every such task is done.
- share
- What judges
taskof the storytasks, whose scenarios arescenarios(in the story’s order), of which earlier ticks verifiedverified, and which a person deferred to the checkpoint whendeferred.None: the story has no scenario, or the task is judged by its checks alone.